Ceramic tiles can be Glazed or unglazed, ceramic tiles are normally the easiest to cut and drill because they are not as hard as their Porcelain or Natural stone counterparts.
![bathroom tiled with ceramic tiles](/how-to/images/tiling/ceramic-tiles.jpg)
This bathroom has been tiled using ceramic tiles
Ceramic tile Adhesive
Choose an adhesive that is suitable for your particular application. If you are tiling onto a wooden floor you will need a flexible floor adhesive. If you are tiling a shower cubicle you will need waterproof adhesive. I recommend non slip adhesive as it is easier to use.
Cutting Ceramic tiles
Ceramic tiles are best cut with a standard Tile cutter, although you may also need a Wet tile saw
Drilling Ceramic Tiles
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Ceramic tiles can easily be drilled and are probably the easiest of all tiles to drill, please see here-
For large diameter holes you can use Diamond coated hole saws
Fixing Ceramic tiles
Finishing
Ceramic tiles normally only require Grouting